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Omega serpent pen
- Thread starter Woody
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bassethound
Executive Member
Looks like a beauty to me Woody, love it!
Them colours really compliment each other Woody, nice pen mate.
rather nice that is
Very nice Woody I really like the look of the blanks that you have made.
Vic
Vic
chas_41_uk
Registered
That is very nice indeed Woody
Well done Grandad, you have certainly got the hang of this serpent blank making lark
Looks superb, but then again I wouldn't expect anything else from you would we?
Looks superb, but then again I wouldn't expect anything else from you would we?
Penpal
Grand Master
Softly softly catches the attention a great pen Woody.
Peter.
Peter.
rayf6604
Registered
Lovely pen Woody, I'd like to see one of these blanks being made sometime.
You know your always welcome mate
rayf6604
Registered
Cheers Woody, we'll have to sort something out in the new year.
Terry Q
Fellow
Woody nice pen. Your curves appear very gentle. Is the Rosewood veneer brittle? I have to be careful with the Bloodwood I have. I have overcome some of the problem by applying glue to the veneer and letting it sit to make the veneer more pliable. Those danged things are addictive aren't they?
wm460
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Top looking blank, well turned and Finished.
Hi Terry I have been cutting my veneer across the grain so it bends easy I do need to get tighter curves when I have done veneer and stringers on boxes and furniture I used to use a spray and that softened and made the veneer and stringers softer and more ply able